The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, September 27, 1950, Page 7

THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE JUNEAU, ALASKA PAGE SEVEN Bureau of Land ¥ i ) | : MY ) ILN¥ | MiNU E > 2 (M FOL NTAIN PEN ) Q B s | . ® R il Experf Confers wilk | wus prosccuaing o 7 | o R EWE ) | [ | (s | k CBS — NBC May 31, 1950. | | NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION i Hea“h Dep" nge DIAL 1460—JUNEAU » Notice is hereby given that Mary | | i { fl——' Lee Stout has made api ation for | e OOLZDNEBD.\Y EVENING e News. a homesite under the Act of May 26, R . 1084 (43 Stat. 909) Ancherage Seriat| Sanitary Engineering. at the TUnl-| 6:15—Strange Adventure, No. 014942 for a tract of land de-| YIsity of J““f?““'-‘““(i“- was con-| §:20—Dinner Music. scribed as Lot 28, Hood Bay Group t:.‘f\‘:»:(-.lz?\o\““(:fm'h: 574 with re- | .50 ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS.!| i Bl arit of q 00--JOE LOUIS-EZZARD i P partment of Health and 8 Island, Alaska, Plat of | “0/ attment Brof g CHARLES FIGHT-CBS. U. S. Survey No. 2413, containing . e TR 8:00—Billboard of Air. B.90 acres and it is now in the files B 5 a es ! D illboard of ir. of the Land Office, Anchorage, Al- niversity of Washington in con- :30—Billboard of AIr. sk nection with drinking water treat- 5:45—Local News. | Any and all persons claiming ad- ”‘f\“'» i A 00—HIT THE JACKPOT-CBS 2 " versely any of the above mel € »w-\vu h fellows for study :30—ARTHUR GODFREY-CBS. | ; ¥ ¥ ! 5 - land should file their adv i 0L S nan el thonn 1 wala :00—MY FRIEND IRMA-CBS. | . : ¢ WHATAQE_ HE | HED HAVE | (ITS THE TRAFFIC in the Land Office within the period | Met s lished at the :30THE BIG STORY- NBC. GCENE: THE FREICHT SUB CHANCES OF | TO KNOW DIRECTOR AT of publication or thirty days there- | “";*l e ace l‘“‘; 19| 9:00—Alaska News. | | “WAY UNLOADING LIFTON T.V. WICGLES HOW TO WABASH AVENUE am;p or m?‘;nu [\:cmllx:nd SSHE e v b hx‘:h Y| 9:15—Cote Glee Club. CANAL STREET. TRAIN TAKING | OPERATE JUNCTION. HE WAS isions o he sl e . vy ’ C v is v 3 % s GEORGE A, LINGO, | obtained by air: Ahrougtisa | . 2:30-CLOARAND: DAGGER- — . ANOTHER THE RUN DOWN BY ; | NBC. THIS IS WHERE HE LL ] [ SWITCHE _ WIGC:LES Manager. city. Pro. Tyler 0:00—New: N - i lcati 5 e hat ozone may have some SR | L COME. WE UNLOAD THE E T 7 = \/v First publication, Sept. 6, 1950. 10:15—S P \ suitablg applications in removal of | 10:15—Sports Roundup. C!NDCR"S HE "C 4 oz 359, 5 L.a. s_t—publicx_-un. A e “*__Jiren and other undesirable mater-| 10:30—Forecasts. | Luffa gourd sponges are used in ials from well “water supplies in| 10:35—Siga Off some types of insol ‘lhk‘ Fairbanks area. s = 1gh some work has been | THURSDAY MUKNING AND | at the University of Washing- | AFTERNOON in the use of ozone to ucat! Sign On. e, at the present time Prof 7:00—Dunking with Druxman. principally concerned mth 1'05—Local Weather. use in improving the qu | 7:30—News Summary. water supplies at the Fairvie £:00—Morning Thought. housing project in Fair-| ., 8:10—News Headlines. 7 § e 7 Vg oo The method for llmun;‘ 8:25—Weather report. BUT I HAIN'T NEVER king water for removal of iron| 9:00—Musis for the Missus, CURRIED NOTHIN' and cther impurities is not ma('x 9:30—Weath t. | P, B ML - i e | SR W | HOMEST INJUN, | / SHOREH | | Tilolion R R e R e SNUFFY ! YE THINK s 5 CNU& TH KNOW WHAR alled in Alaika, Experimental | DEMOCRACY-OBS. 1 ORTER SPRUCE UP T0 SCAR TO START water treatment plants have been| 9:45—YOU AND TRAFFIC-CBS. MY HAIR D((jzlf}gl'gs COMBIN' { ly installed at Portland,| 10:00—News. ! 4 - . 2 Iom n end Kirkland, Washington, | 19:05—Milady's Memo. A LEETLE 7 ) BONEY-FIDEY William Maske, chemist of the| 10:30—Cavalcade nf Music. 5 HOBGOBLIN University 7ashington, will meet | 11:00—Blue Barron. 5 : TONIGHT 5 T}i?l' at irbanks this week | 11:15—Four Knights. study of the proposed pro- | 11:30—MATINEE-CBS. at Fairba . A great amount 5 M KiNY 13'15p M of laboratory work has been com- | 11:40 imger L . i pleted at the University of Wast Lo bty M " b Fri and the field studies of the n'“‘}*z“’es o Melody. ri. cam will reveal the applicability of | ' :15—News. o Jeang ghs pr under low temperature | 12:30—DOWN HOMERS-NBO, e inioondin s THAT APPETIZER SHORE MADE ME 4 | YA SHOULON'T SAY THAT. NOBUDDY. : existing in the Fair- -Oflfo};gASURY BANDSTAND- | H1L0...DIDN'T EXPECT ¥/ — HONGRIER.. AIN'T ET NOTHIN® NEVER CALLED ME A LIAR...WELL, SRR : b COMP'NY. YOU DIDN'T ’ : SENCE THEY PICKED ME UP. I GUESS YORE JES SUFF'RIN' vler was very complimen-| 1:30—Meet the Band. KoLK . WOULDTA MIND : % SHORE APPRISHIATED THAT... FROM INDIGESCHUN.,. J'EVER ning the work of the 3:00—Symphony Hall. TELLIN' ME WHERE : il | Lcor LosT sWIMMIN IN TRY BAKIN' SODA ... g of Health in 3 £ | -~ BIT A LEMON AN’ Bt ot AL ten | | A SELMEEROEIR-OBS. 3 / : HOT WOTTER ¢ aska: water 8UP-| g:15—Bing Bings. ! 2 BT ) 7 % osal methods Te has been interested in the safety | 3:30—Parade of Hits. of water supplies raste o= :30—XAVIER CUGAT-CBS. sal methods for the past several :00—National Guard Shop. ye: in the Pacific Northwest 5:15—~CORRESPONDENT’S This is his first visit to Alaska SCRATCHPAD-CBS. :én{J h«‘r L:In)u;\ed the people and the | 30—League of Women Voters. Jity of Juneau. .45 i . - 2 eqnaih IR iCar, el miasks | D APPRARE R | 8 i Figld bt\&t of fthe Inferior De-| ‘xammm extented an = invitation Carelessness-- to Prof. Tyler and members of his COMMUN"Y EVENTS research staff to come to Al: and participate in the devolpme S of better water supply lnetl)gl)ds \vf TODAY - . - - e ——— — S OMERBODY else’s care- |the Territor, | At 7:30 p.m.—Membership Commit- | N 75 > R 4 " # % lessness can involve you in | According fo Amos J, Alter of the | mittee of Juncau Concert Associ- | s ) . SE | . EITHER )/ AYE, /AON. IM FREE a serious automobile acci- |Alaska Department of Health, the | ation will meet in City Council; e \ h e Sl i ’ TO"'\Q‘QROWAFTE’ENOQ‘N SEat ekl oy laad do Health Department is interested | Chambers. 3 H | $ = farwi < N 5 v e o ABOUT l“ZE,E""N TH r financial bankrupicy, | Water supply improvement in |At 7:30 p.m. Chapeladies meet at| J) E OMORRC : & YOU. Y : 3 BAZAAR, Y' 6AY % Wour: LAngNC ANKrupley. | ihe rerritory and welcomes the| home of Mrs. A. E. Heaton. | | { " ; Don’t risk your present |gistance of men such as Pr "|At 7:30 pm—CAP squadron and| ‘prosperity and happiness Jler and his staff in exhibiti cadet corps meet at National by driving without ade- |experiment water treatment fac-| Guard Armory. quate Automobile Insur- |ilities in the Territory. At 8 pm.—Rebekahs meet IOOF | gl Seg i JlODAY (hat REV. HERMAN S. BYER iAtH;n BPW Board t | e MAN e p.m.— / Board meeting al t);:)r‘:)ugal:e fll"y pratected FILES, SCHOOL BOARD! home of Lucille Stine. _— (At 8 pm.—Elks Lodge. Only one filing for Juneau Inde- |At 8 p.m—First fall meeting of | b pendent School Beard director had NFFE in Gold Room, Baranof. Shatt“ck been made at press time today, |At 8 p.m—WSCS meets at home of isterling S. S , 8chool Superin- Mrs. B. W. Matheny. ltendcnt. announced. It was that of September 28 geney lchc Rev. Herman S. Byer. The vac- |At noon—Chamber of Commerce, | ancy to be filled is a five-year term | Baranof. A ) f,AA 2¥Y LOU, wakeE UF’ pLFA" Phone 249, v the expiration of Robert A.[At 1:30 p.m—Lutheran Women to o NEC HEY'S > 4 = et THEY JUST Seward Strect s term. Friday at 5 pm. is| meet at home of Mrs. James| = i b ; 5 PASqCD U5 4 e adline for filing, Sears said.| Hanna. Sewing for bazaar. | / JUNEAU » Fil. ay be made with Sears or (At 7 pm. — Taku Toastmasters | FIRST aniel Livie, clerk of the board. | meet in Gold Room, Baranof. An- | 2 = - - - - nual ladies night. MILES ! GENERAL CONTRACTORS PHONE 357 At 7:30 p.m.—Senior Service Scouts meet at home of Betty Baxter. L] » Gl c At 8 p.m —VFW meets, CIO Hall acier Construction Co. pm—VTW et New Building — Remodeling — Cabinet Work At 7 pm—Pie Social at Chapel- Plastering — Concreie Pouring by-the-Lake. Sand and Gravel Hauling M[zgg«m-—gr‘;‘:"em Club meets, Elks e TIof |At 8 p.m.—Pioneers and Auxxllary meet in IOOF Hall. ) a Chiropractie Health Clinie },, ., .. o Sy | 4 mage sale in American Legion 5 Dr. George M. Caldwell Diigont : 406 Main and Front Streets Phone 477 From 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.—Women =Tz You ke you N ot don T have Zl" 7 ~ 7/ To be back —E of Moose Carnival, Moose Club. \ no ambltlon—— A Then what's dishwashin' At 8:30 pm—Promenaders Square|! Gink, | hcpe you | | b«ard you t when fm Blir afbiHBn A Dance in P(a)ri:)be!:azll. haven't any lost the last ; ] engtpof afio Y/ b 5 i § it hat way. At noon—Lions Club, Baranof. ambition to be / onet ; DR. TED OBERMAN AL 8 prm. — Joint installation of “ I'm satisfied. Optamdfl'” i | American Legion and Auxiliary,| § v > = EYES EXAMINED TELEPHONE 266 Dugout. VISUAL TRAINING EIMPSON BLD@. JUNEAU October 3 From 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.—City Election. | At noon—Rotary Club, Baranof. At 8:30 p.m—Community Center Night for Adults at Teen Age Club. A A s K A s T E A M s H I P c o M PA " Y At noon—Ki\?::)‘;:erCl‘ub. Baranof. SCHEDULED SAILINGS | ‘ Tune in the SCHENLEY i | \ \ \ | [ | | Cepr. 1950, Kinp Features Syodi Im\“flw | L ——_ —— — _ - > MRS. FORWARD AND SON RETURN FROM SOUTH NORTHBOUND SOUTHBOUND Mrs. Charles H. Forward and her EleLJGH BOOM IN THE TH A‘T'_c;'\_:\/\/ F;C?‘QUA‘S‘EZ ask: . son William returned to Juneau on TO COMPLETE HIS INVI OUR CI HOUSE -AN' If 88 Alka - _Oct. '3 | 5.8, Denall o atoamanip Denall, They left for | | BESIDES-HE WANTS TO : GO OUIT TO Ou SOUNTRY PLAC Faward RPejersbars Seattle the south Sept. 8, to accompany the TO THINK -SO T TOL e Ll %Nl Y e i D HM TO GO TO OUR Ketchikan remains of the late Charles For- COUNTBZ$ EoTATE/ ON'T RUIN THAT/ 4 er, who died S.S. Baranof .. Oct. 10 | S.8. Alaska Oct. 8 :::g 's::il;::?; ;en:t;:l!bher 3, to Ore- Seward Wrangell Seattle gon for burial. Services were held Ketchikan in ‘Oregon City and Mr. Forward was laid to rest there, beside the FREIGHTER SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE grave of his father. ) St 2 &, - /, / j G Bz ‘,,' { P = 4 m“fl S. 8. CHENA — September 28th % ) . ey X v - 2 “H B GREEN Avente—Timor—Phras o cod 4 - VFW AUXILIARY ® v LU= ; & = G H.E. GREEN, Agent—Juneau—Phones 2 and 4 Ltumnmage sale Saturday Sept. 30, E . ‘@ ;! ‘at American Legion Dugout. 617.3t